Myabca 40 Tr (2006) Zum Verkauf

XBOAT ref :6063.Description of the MYABCA 40 TR Type Menorquin
I am proud to present my MYABCA 40 TR, a powerboat that is robust and seaworthy, designed for ocean cruising with an excellent compromise between comfort and performance. Here is a detailed description of this 2006 model.
General Information
Shipyard: MYABCA (Spain)
Model: 40 TR (Trawler)
Year: 2006
Length overall: Approximately 11.98 m
Beam: Approximately 4.20 m
Draft: Approximately 1.10 m
Displacement: Approximately 12 tonnes
Engine
Engine: YANMAR 6 IN-LINE CYLINDERS
Power: 280 HP
Consumption: Low for a trawler, ideal for long cruises
Cruising speed: Approximately 8 to 10 knots
Maximum speed: Up to 18 knots
Layout and Comfort
Cabins: 2 double cabins and 1 with bunk beds
Berths: 6 people
Salon: Spacious with a large bright lounge, panoramic view
Kitchen: Complete with refrigerator, cooktop, oven/microwave, and storage
Head: 1 spacious bathroom with shower and WC
Equipment and Navigation
Electronics: GPS, radar, autopilot, VHF, depth sounder
Bow thruster
Generator: PAGURO 2.5 KW
Solar panels: 2x150W for maintaining charge at anchorages
Usage and Strong Points
Excellent habitability for its size
Autonomy and low consumption, ideal for ocean cruising
Solid construction and quality finish of the MYABCA shipyard
Good stability at sea, typical of trawlers
This MYABCA 40 TR is perfect for lovers of tranquil and economical navigation, seeking a reliable, comfortable, and seaworthy boat. It is well suited for coastal and ocean cruising.
Why is the MYABCA 40 TR interesting to buy?
The MYABCA 40 TR (type Menorquin) is an exceptional boat for several reasons. First, its solid construction and quality finishes make it a reliable and durable boat. Moreover, its autonomy and low consumption make it ideal for long cruises, allowing you to fully enjoy your sea adventures without worrying about frequent refueling. Finally, its excellent compromise between comfort and performance makes it a perfect choice for lovers of tranquil and economical navigation.
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